Subject	I'd say for all the work needed to do the shocks - seems
Posted by	jzack on January 02, 2013 at 7:40 PM
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In Reply To	Would it be insane to keep my old sagging TT springs on posted by Polish on January 02, 2013 at 07:02 PM
Message	silly to re-install the old springs? Another key question - is the ride height equally off all around the car? Has one spring sunk more than the others or are they all the same? Often the suspension seems to take more of a beating on the passenger side due to road "crowning" issues ... Lastly - with 174k on the springs, I'm make sure none have deep rusting issues that could cause a failure. Might be fine too - but worth checking while all is apart... My 2 cents...
Follow Ups	Would it be insane to keep my old sagging TT springs on - Polish 19:02:21 01/02/13 I'd say for all the work needed to do the shocks - seems - jzack 19:40:37 01/02/13 I'd say you have it backwards. You'd be better off to save - zellamay 20:25:05 01/02/13 19 years old and 174k ... Not silly at all ... - ConVerTT 20:27:51 01/02/13 werd. (n/m) - ForceFedTT (SoCal) 20:34:56 01/02/13 Point taken, Eibachs will be purchased. (n/m) - Polish 22:04:26 01/02/13 Yes (n/m) - johnnysombrero 08:33:46 01/03/13
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